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NSC reflects on Sudden Cardiac Awareness Month

The month of October was Sudden Cardiac Awareness month. A time to reflect on the importance of automated external defibrillators (AED) in public areas and buildings, as well as knowing how to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) in an emergency. This is something that is near and dear to the hearts of those working and volunteering at the North Sioux City Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
EPJ Huskies take down Flandreau Fliers move to second round

It would be “Thursday Night Lights” instead of the typical “Friday Night Lights” for Elk Point-Jefferson’s football team on Thursday, October 24, 2024. The Huskies started round 1 of South Dakota 11B playoffs at home versus the Fliers of Flandreau.
Marx competes for EPJ at State cross country meet

Mason Marx represented Elk Point-Jefferson well at the 2024 state cross country meet on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Marx ran his 5K race on tough terrain and in dusty conditions. The meet was held at Hart Ranch Camping Resort in Rapid City. Out of 128 recorded finishes, per Dakota Timing, Marx garnered 63rd with a time of 19:09.13.
Curry inducted into SDSU Hall of Fame

Melissa (Peter) Curry knows a lot about commitment and hard work thanks to her years of playing and coaching softball. She also understands the importance of teamwork and camaraderie. Recently the Osage, Iowa native and Elk Point resident emphasized these attributes and more as she was inducted into the Jackrabbit Sports Hall of Fame at South Dakota State University on September 14, 2024.
Panthers run exceptionally well at regionals, head to state

It was an exceptional regional meet for the Dakota Valley cross country team on Thursday, October 17, 2024. Seniors Jack Brown and Sophia Redler ran their way to 1st place finishes as both were crowned 3A region champions for varsity.

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Huskies started strong against the Madison Bulldogs

Cold spring weather wreaked havoc on the softball schedule for the Huskies as their game versus Madison was delayed 1 day. It also had to be played at a different venue. Originally scheduled for Tuesday, May 20, as an away game versus the Bulldogs, it was postponed until Wednesday, May 21, 2025 at noon. The game was played on a turf field at the Sanford Diamonds in Sioux Falls.

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NSC reviews key projects, governance changes

On May 12, 2025, the North Sioux City Commission convened for a special meeting, led by Mayor Bogenrief, to address a range of municipal issues, including infrastructure projects, regional planning partnerships, and government restructuring. The meeting, which began at 4:00 p.m., saw the participation of Commissioners Hoffman, Burhoop, Strain, and Tucker, as well as key city officials, including…

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Union County addresses mitigation, ordinances

A slight change of venue was in order for the May 13, 2025 meeting of the Union County Commissioners as the downstairs courtroom was in use for court proceedings. Therefore the meeting was moved upstairs to a suite on the main floor. The following commissioners were present: Peggy Ustad, Michael Dailey, Kevin Joffer, Tom Kimmel and Bob Ballard. Two members of the public were on-hand as well as…

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DD HOA to consider residential project

On Thursday, May 15, 2025 households of the Dakota Dunes Homeowners Association (HOA) received an email from their HOA Manager Kim Leif regarding a new residential development. “There is a parcel of land behind the Catholic Church that was originally zoned commercial and has been changed by Union County to residential.

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EPJ Board approves contracts, tax levies

The Elk Point-Jefferson Board of Education held its regular meeting on May 12, 2025, to discuss a range of district updates, financial considerations, and personnel matters. The meeting, presided over by President Geary, commenced at 4:30 p.m. in the high school study hall. Board members Brewer and Jacobs were present, while Hanson and Sayler were absent. Also in attendance were Superintendent…

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Haberling new SD high school golf director

To start the month of May, the South Dakota High School Coaches Association announced Kelly Haberling, of Elk Point-Jefferson, as the new executive director for the South Dakota High School Golf Association.

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Celebrating Success: DV’s Class of 2025

Panther seniors walked in graduation on Saturday, May 10 2025. It was a full crowd in the high school gymnasium, at Dakota Valley, for the signature event. The ceremony showcased the crowning achievement of scholastic hard work and taking a big step towards future success.

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NSC selects Commissioner assignments

The North Sioux City City Commission met for its regular session on May 5, 2025, at City Hall, with Mayor Bogenrief presiding. Commissioners Ms. Hoffman, Ms. Burhoop, Ms. Strain, and Mr. Tucker were present, along with City Administrator Jeff Dooley, Finance Officer Amy Lilly, and City Attorney Sarah Kleber.

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Seniors leave their mark on Dakota Valley High School

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Panther heavy hitters helped score big over Tornadoes

For the 1st full week of May, the Panther baseball team went 1-1 versus opponents on their home field. Defense and pitching were highlighted on Monday, May 5, 2025 as Dakota Valley fell to Vermillion 0-1. The bats heated back up on Thursday, May 8, 2025 as the Panthers won versus Centerville.

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